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The 'Dry Drowning' Myth: What Parents Need to Know
It’s more useful to think in terms of fatal or non-fatal drowning – and imperative for parents to recognize the signs of respiratory injury after their child has been under water.
Heart Failure Is Increasing in Younger Adults
Once seen mostly in older adults with a history of heart disease, it’s becoming increasingly common in younger people.
Thrombectomy: A Life-Saving Treatment for Stroke
If performed within 24 hours of a stroke, thrombectomy can help limit brain damage and improve the chances of recovery.
Cyclospora, ‘Explosive Diarrhea’ & Fresh Produce: What to Know
An intestinal infection that causes “explosive diarrhea” has been spreading across several U.S. states this summer. Here’s what you need to know.
Inhaled Insulin: A New Option for Kids With Diabetes
For the first time, the U.S. FDA approved the use of inhaled insulin for children and teens with type 1 or type 2 diabetes. Learn more.
UTIs Are a Surprisingly Common Cause of Sepsis
In some people, particularly older adults, a UTI can progress to something far more serious: urosepsis, a life-threatening condition that requires emergency care.
How Sudden Temperature Changes Affect Your Heart
Sudden temperature swings can be dangerous for some people, including older adults and people with heart disease.
Coffee vs. Tea: Which Is Better for Your Health?
Both coffee and tea have numerous benefits and can lower the risk of chronic diseases. But is one healthier than the other?